Tag: trenchant
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Ex-L3Harris exec jailed 7 years in stunning, damaging plot
A former Trenchant manager who oversaw offensive cyber tools at L3Harris was sentenced to seven years after allegedly selling zero‑day exploits and internal tooling to a Russian buyer for about $1.3 million. It’s a stark reminder of how insider access can turn trusted national‑security capabilities into dangerous weapons.
Defense Contractor Guilty in Stunning Costly Zero-Day Sale
What happens when the person entrusted to build the locks quietly sells the keys? An indictment alleges a former Trenchant manager sold zero‑day exploits and offensive cyber tools to a Russian broker for about $1.3 million, potentially turning U.S. capabilities into weapons against American systems and allies.
Cyber exec Exclusive: Damning spy charges, lavish life
How did a senior manager at L3Harris’s secretive Trenchant unit allegedly trade zero-day vulnerabilities and exploit code to a Russian buyer for about $1.3 million—reportedly fueling a lavish lifestyle while putting U.S. national security at risk?
Cyber exec Exclusive: Charged in Scandalous Russia leak
When zero-day vulnerabilities leave the vault, who’s left to stop the fallout? Prosecutors say a former Trenchant GM sold exploit code and internal records to a Russian buyer for roughly $1.3M, allegedly turning U.S. defensive tools into offensive firepower.
Cyber exec in stunning, grim Russia spy charge
A former Trenchant executive is accused of selling prized zero‑day exploits and offensive cyber tools to a Russian buyer for about $1.3 million. The alleged breach of L3Harris’s cyber arm raises urgent questions about how such dangerous vulnerabilities slipped past safeguards—and what that means for national security and everyday software users.
Cyber exec charged: Exclusive scandal over Russia secrets
Prosecutors allege a former Trenchant manager sold zero-day vulnerabilities and offensive cyber tools to a Russian buyer for $1.3M — a scandal that makes you ask: was it greed, ideology, or a catastrophic lapse in oversight?
Cyber exec Exclusive: Damaging sale of secrets to Russia
What happens when the keepers of our cyber weapons become sellers? Prosecutors say a former Trenchant manager sold 0‑day exploits and internal operational data to an unidentified Russian buyer for about $1.3M, turning trusted tools into a dangerous insider‑threat.